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In this episode, I share some reflections on being a part of the Christian community, particularly relating to my experiences with the challenges of maintaining faith within flawed institutions. I opened up about my previous experiences with panic attacks, depression, and dealing with some personal and systemic issues in church communities, which sometimes led me to ask raw questions about faith and the role of the church. What I've discovered, however, is that despite the faults and failings, the church is not as terrible as it might seem.
It is filled with people who are on their own complex faith journey and who are also striving to live a more Jesus-embodying life. Contrary to my assumptions coming out of some really difficult experiences, there are people willing to have open-minded conversations about differing perspectives and issues within Christian communities.
While our experiences may cause us to doubt, it is important to remember our experiences are just a small part of the larger picture. There is hope for healthier Christian communities.
What makes you the most hesitant to open to people? You can send your feedback to [email protected].
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In this episode, I share some reflections on being a part of the Christian community, particularly relating to my experiences with the challenges of maintaining faith within flawed institutions. I opened up about my previous experiences with panic attacks, depression, and dealing with some personal and systemic issues in church communities, which sometimes led me to ask raw questions about faith and the role of the church. What I've discovered, however, is that despite the faults and failings, the church is not as terrible as it might seem.
It is filled with people who are on their own complex faith journey and who are also striving to live a more Jesus-embodying life. Contrary to my assumptions coming out of some really difficult experiences, there are people willing to have open-minded conversations about differing perspectives and issues within Christian communities.
While our experiences may cause us to doubt, it is important to remember our experiences are just a small part of the larger picture. There is hope for healthier Christian communities.
What makes you the most hesitant to open to people? You can send your feedback to [email protected].
Get cash back on all gas purchases: This free app gets you cash back on gas! Use promo code ASHER52753 to get a $7 bonus on your first purchase. https://upside.app.link/ASHER52753
Be sure to rate and review the podcast to let us know what you think.
Be sure and at least subscribe to our email list as well as the podcast so you don't miss any future episodes.
Become a member and access expanded podcast episodes and deep-dive essays sorting through issues Christians face so you can better love God and others from a pure heart, good conscience, and a sincere faith.
Order your copy of Live Free: Making Sense of Male Sexuality.
Facebook | @asherwitmer
Instagram | asher.witmer
YouTube | Asher Witmer
Twitter | AsherWitmer
Email | [email protected]
The best way to support Asher is to become a member.
Venmo | @Asher-Witmer
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